The phrase "a commitment to inclusive" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct in written English.
You can use it when discussing values or principles related to inclusivity, typically in organizational or social contexts.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to inclusive practices that ensure everyone feels valued and respected."
Alternatives: "a dedication to inclusivity" or "an obligation to inclusive values".
Ban Ki-moon, the U.N. Secretary-General, marked the day by calling for a reinforced commitment to inclusive and sustainable human development.
"We have an ongoing commitment to inclusive entrepreneurship and increasing high wage jobs in the innovation economy for underrepresented populations," Quinton said.
The other keystone of UNICEF's mandate and mission is the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), which provides a basis for UNICEF's commitment to inclusive programming and a gender-equal world.
The Situation of Children in India - A Profile, May 2011 Increased government allocations to social sector programmes in line with its commitment to inclusive growth, a progressive policy environment, and a slew of social protection schemes, decentralised planning and governance have all contributed to improving the lives of India's children and women.
As responsible developers of technology, we may want to ensure that our comfort-driven instincts do not take precedence over our larger commitment to inclusive economic growth, more compassionate societies and a better world at large.
The presence of gay armed forces and emergency services marching at the Pride rallies and their commitment to inclusive policies is altering cultures previously seen as deeply homophobic.
The color symbolizes his commitment to inclusive, nonideological government and dominates his professional wardrobe: lavender dress shirts, violet ties, purple shoelaces, loafers the color of grapes.
According to the same Report, part of the rationale behind the forum was '..an urgent need to accelerate the region's quantitative and qualitative progress toward EFA Goal 1 and to renew the countries' commitment to inclusive and holistic development and learning of children' (p. 6).
